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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
FINANCE ANn TRADE.


naaxmm. assMnanv. Meet a.
Answ hanEzss - sxp-als N. nnz1s h -
nllsA slH prnrs1 49, ~ H. e Ihs sseElle
LAS ahasn = En1tsnn nanwng suaar.
~ n1lAan1lp A1na4 1854 n.ilsk fnsm
- ~ sIenks tsf1s - sbszs &c sens e
paEsi4n1 llslsA9 fnum HAnans. 5000 - wns
lss1l 1lsiEzt lIna ~. 40 - IN saIl = ;,
Ras xswnssss ~ n1zss cxlEznia ssAen
- thala ~ hashg ~ sssamsess El1ss -
NWe1.
- bunasm = iruis srs.. wus spearss -
fksnlrnls aanrls shipnssi q saansa al
msa elum Ghis plncs % ne Eass So maas -
~. n eeaEEn1ana eonpElssd - 81 g
A1ysEsss pa4a - Issg ana aHunssd . 80
eAssA ssw KaEk was ahs nnlFksG % shiaA
- ehipnen1 rs $50.
Ansthss lrns csunennsns 81 ii akrlvsd
hns@ DslnlA taaar. ERe Ne sanalgnment
ruoaivsd - sssh rs 60. nanbsssa laso
ennsa.
PB0Du0k EECkrPIS-DuElsg fss - e
hoazs Ne pEod1ss rsesiEef tneiG1ed tas fol-
lo4luEs I've paaknGsa bo1eaF. - Gae11 eEE1.
10 nEk1 pgtF1Bas. M tsE1 h1F, = a1cks eKb
laEes - gecEaEes flulA = b4A4 - 1ido. ]
eeggs ehieksnA. eeope sakksys. h1g alf q
a4eks eys1aEA EAar8 wsrB alEo EeeaISod -
caxia1a1 - ganerRf msFrhnndise % tha Pages
sezlz sae.s L1ss ana % iaas - IS stssn-
anip Hil1amsE.a.
SHIPMENTS Dnhng u pss - houss
EHaeral frufqAia weBs aant fEuw Seattle a. fol-
issss o kF RKD iana. ? s LEns -
toaa 9 = - ~ . tnnA 8isameEs-1dnhs .
lells Ha1a iaEeen - tcn4 A1E11ea 3 Tons
HnfsIm frrnr n4Ifss3Naas 4 fnn EknNfa CIssNf & 4
tons. A1ith 2 tona Ca1cAds tona. ". p Man
goe tuza. Fanng Lahe l0H tons, CTR q
ozincy ~ t11a. Bvangsi IN t1n1 ,. 3.
IAbby & tens, Aaeea % tons.
H0Rs-Ns ehaass Lsesl naEkss - dss-
oEibed ~ ths word 4caa
HAY-Asoslpis todag ~ tons. Prices 81
nou1esd b ae1no dsAlegB 10 have ndYAneed 90
eelt9 pef lo1. 0eh1rs, however aEs stiu -
talllnE a 81 % PER ten.
PO1AT01s = kseeipts iodaY rs sachs.
RElen8 tnaaaaaod ct Il - Per cent retail and
- ~ ~ feF ~ erowsR.
Ma91-MAEke1 pHessnn ~ new feature.
Rsoelp1s todsy - oases. Retail prices rangs
fsom % 70 % csnigper doa1n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Hasina noticed IN Ne PosE-INxn1Ez.
owacRn an adveFtisamsnt % ~aennine
DAVIS DanRansa buaaeE,s would IN
fern conanmeFs thas the article walsh
he's bsan manufae1nFaa b. me ana has
years In seattle. w1s Ara sold By O. p.
6eane. then for . uhiis By Haley q
Wright bat for he past throa @oaths
haa besn handed enly and exclusively
b OhAsiea Lsuce, who 4 cole aRont for
ny batter. Han DAVIS.
Seattle. Nov. 10. 1851. uolS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22


ne staAm eollier WillanstAa arrived today
ffem sen Erenolsoo,
Tha steamahip Anooa sailed teaAy for
ALASKA. She took nom seAttls merchants
ahoat % tons q general merchanaiBe.
Pear TewHasHD, Nov. 0-krrtvsd-eAlp
HAhcock.
PusF DsoovaaE. Nov. 9n.-sallsa -gAip ysT.
emfAh fhompaon,
POz eAnsLH. Nov, a0.-sailsa on ne zen
snip RalngFA
TAfcosn, nov. - I've baEks wess towed
n ~ tag fyse. A asiP ana baFk AFe nov
oatsidas
fk4oasa. Nov. al,--one hark passed cut.
Gear, frenh eAGe wlmd.
pesaEsHsa. nov. q "a snip va tovsa la-
ward a ,. n.
sas RnANcsco, Nov. a Arrived sAlp.
Alaska, TKe ma: petgoll, ssaitla.
clearea-s1eameFa Waila Waila, seattle
oreRon. PsrtlGnas sAip REancis ThnEps, PoFs
land
sallsd--Ship Rniaora colamhis liver.
steamer san Pedro, Taeoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Ths e OENTRNHRI" IA ehs most pop
ulax nd Rioxs n AmsEieA, el.Ak sog ava
battona. $50 fes sighs 6akaeua They
are far below he price Of any ether
Standard makes. and for a. ana dura-
hility are unexoello6 The above are ~
All pricaa (the glove \ not aold e whsia-
salal a eCHWAbAOHER BROS. dsia
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w. b SPENCER
Freight and rasssnEg. Aes1
EoR THg UPPER sKAclTs
aTEAMER GLIDE.

Carrying the United STATS
II HhvH8 XH8kEH8 VIII
L. Monday. Wednesday and go
t1E.nlna In.se4g t1a1sl4E 80 = -. =. ..''.'
Utn1lailT. UIE Iaz1fna. 4EH1I1 q
VGluaNL NtaElIAE aMn al lMfN
polHl8nte4oI Y1FsH1s1E e E
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MDNRY TOInAN

Tn chattol mortgage. good collateral
OF personal security, notes, MORTGAGES.
eoEip, bonds. tine checks, eto., bouQhk.
CoAEFruM. HEELMn d %.
Ogiies With Jndzs Hmith, James aarees,
appoalta the Ocnidankal. aus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

II yoa gant Faptd, reliable ns~an-
ser bay call 90 L. L. balsA second and
oelambtA. % rina 20 tsisphone lee ais
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

sSc--Ai quality Etlk plasA, eoal q 10
impSEt. We bay for cash and eel FOE
eAsA. Oar prices I'LL he tals &C ChssieR
cisary'G noe0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

CANADIAN PAolEao \. y. EXCURSIONS
PAElkos eaing kaaa vii save manay -
eAillng oa = ". MC0mxR % Nj
stfnGA tea6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

headquarters fer muslin. unaarWear,
variety and QaAliay ansqaalsd a bee.
tSu pricea. EoKxAs 4 enannnKn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Asa 10 80 cur ladses' heavy ribhea
boss 81 l9,Se per pair. A bargain.
TaKtks 4 SFNaNaMks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Ike most extensive nusagtmeni Of eoF-
ssts % the coazt. Over forsT stylsa
fro@ i2sSe 70 $40 saeA. Tokias 4
s.taNNRrven
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

NxH Koag, Nov. 2l.--Money on eaIl q Z 10 {
clo1sd e8sEoe 4 prlns PAPER 0s, exchnnas
dnll, stsaey, "a 50 for 20 days md y s5< for a
mand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
FOR HOOPS CANAL.

sSTRAMER JOSEPHINE, JULIUS Nteoa.
~ Der, Master, leaves Saabsck sxar4 N6aa.1
at I.s0 Tor Gambia returning same tas. Io11h.
ing 81 8oabeck, DuwasA and Skakumi
Leave ekoEoDish Tuesdays e ~ 4 =. ~
DuWata SGabeck and Port 0Mmhla
Leave Gambia On Uednaa1aFn for 11s3oIt
Leave seaheek Thursdays at s.oo Cor aeAlll2
touching a Port Gamble
Leave Seattle Fridays. a 4 N. &C. poa
Gamble and 6eaheck.
For farther particulars apply 10 D. &. Hg0s
ard. ovner. Seattle. o. George FosisE. Tear
Wharf. n1ea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

WkaasNaRua, New. sl.--fAa mcrs1aEy
AZ $50 - - lHih tnntanl dressed ne
Anarlnnm m1nisteE % beEil1 - esna-
1sunicafa - tha emperuE q 6ernany
9he cordial eympalhy ~ tha pleat8ant
80 elliasna ~ TIA naun1Ey b he
1900 illnesa of tAe eEewa rE1nneA 1Aa
tis1uINn aharza 6aSaiFa a this sagllal
t.i3ar - als1n3 Il ths eealn dHPnFt-
100 - lNpaY tAss1asS aiatina ~ lAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

VmMnA. New. A.-Raperaa are eaf.
rsaa ners that ~ German crown psinos
han of late shown siRna % ocUaslenAl
mental eapgesaian. Iea minis1eF Of
sAnanalun hes ahArply fepresed Prof.
8asask fer lie reosnt aitaeA - Dr,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

RRsoEuTHoNa or RnnpR0T.- AT She
regular weekly meeting Of the Tacoma
Ministerial UniOn, yesterday, sesoln.
lions wers adopted With regard 10 the
transfer Of Rev. 3. J. Massey from this
city 10 Seattle. Rev. MaaLaAeFfy, who
vac injured By fall recently, and who
Il atili eonaned 20 his home from the e.
ieeta Of The same, Ii The chairman Of
the oon1mit1eo on resolutions. and hin
illness accounts for the Hardness Of the
preparati0n and adoption Of these. The
resolutions speak In the highest terms
Of lhe Rev. gentleman, both a. citizen
and Q minister, and pay q glowing
tEibute 10 his married ability a. an ora
tos. Thay also speak Of the loas aue-
tAined by Tacoma n his departure and
Vhile assuring him Of theiF continued
esteem and hrulhefly love, express the
hope that In bis new sphere blessings
may attend him and his family. The
resolutions are signed BY 3. II. Oheadie
on behalf Of The committee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22


James Phsian, Tie San Rrancises
twelve times millionaire. has besn "a
me city sinee last Friday, and hes bean
making Ne rounds right along ever
sInes and esems b hnge boeonae veil
acquainted With he city and shOruueh-
b poaied on values. he win leave tor
seattle II day % %, Il being his par
pose 70 look over The Sound country
pretty thorouzhly.
Mr.. Ghelnn b 8 man wearing the ap.
peaFanos o. about % pears. He b an
old timer IN San Francisco, bale, hemEty
and rudy, aomoWhat short In statuse,
but MAKES u 90 10 RiFth. TIE latseE
characteristics accounts IN q measure for
his slow sep and movements but his
| COED nelnse ig u keeping with tia PRO
verb thst advises the lean 10 laugh.
The estimate placed upon Mr.. Pbel-
ans wealth 81 twelve million Il upo1 bis
property sin sight IN the city Of San
FFaneiseo and Is therefore deemed Law.
These Who claim b have correct ldsas
on the anh3eot, sag thas u viii range no
Ia tie nsaT vioinify a. hfleen millions.
NJ. Phslan paid q gigis 10 Tncoma some
lhlFtesn years ago. 30 says. when there
vas nothing here" 70 use bis own
words.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

aaEa LAEn, Nov. 2I.-The church
farm aioak taken IN charge of today b
RsoaivoF Dyer weFs seseuty-thsee head.
Tho nppealseBa Axed the value ~ So0tb.
wIlf netnrn = nesiia.
nnnnrn, Nov. 9i.-The Empreaa Il
better and win foiuFn % Berlin a. tbs
end 81 % month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

ALAAxI, n. T.. New. al.--WaFFanis
veEa today issasd fer he arses1 Of
yohn q. Hnlifvan and AFthuF l. Main.
Dsmo4katie inNpecloEs tn Ne water
district. fer vtolatinG Ne s1aie eleceicn
law Ia aianinE = fsaadaient reaaFn %
fha vo1na eaat foF senator. warrants
wssa alun kasaed Scr The AFfeas % The
nama nnea b unihe6 etatas oo0His
slanes King. feF vtolating he federal
alauliaa leW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

The steamer Aneon cana In yesterday
morning and while making no % thl
dock 20 slow that nhe seemed esaFoslJ
moving, touched The North Pacinl
which vas tied up 81 She dock, ana t0El
away Q poFtion Of her wheelhouse.
ID d slated shat Vice. President OakaG
Of She Northern Pacific, vii visit 1aco'
me- within short time.
The funeral Of 4. p. Burt, the old
soldier. Who died 90 the Exehanae ho.
Tel, took place on Sunday under the
auspices Of ths0. 4. r.. and vas large.
~ attended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

AmaEfoAn Rxpress i0G, Canada Pasaae "a,
Canada Southern 81 6snfnl Rnoins slk.
Burlington lalk. Delaware 4 LacknwnnRa
I315, Denver no Grade e., Erie AK,
Lake shggs egN. Loufsville az. Michiann
Csntra. ~. Kanaas 4 Fszas IN. New Yofk
CaatT1l l06s Northern Pacine a2k, prp.
fared tok, Northwestern INK, OraE6n In
prDSnmaut Is, Asvimtioa Sod, Trsnsesn.
tlnantai -, Pneiao Mai o0<, ,hook 1a1nnd
ia, o. Pnal ", fexna Pacific AZ, Uninn
Pacfac ssh, United States Express IS, Wells
KuEEo kxprans la. Weseam Union eok.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
TACOMA


rxmaxon HASH DBTnmnB I'm s1DaR1n-
xEM E4HE1uM ~ 1nz DAnzN
c. - xI11x3 eassB.
Allan @. Maaun was snaeanaaso1 g
- slpsM yo1..z1aE. an9 = 49, a
~ anse1inu. VIA 20 go1 sAlnk nees
tsse e ysss1 t1na = diNinglly hn o.A
We 81 61A.4 q 4l9e1 s4.lH4g, 80 8
eoa4 ga ~ Z - egEnA Nla 80
e9E ostInanea q - $50 $3.50 -
cr4Inanos tAal - tno efIse.le.s -
oIannss alimfnateA an1 un4sR ws1ea -
esn uaEk. We I'll boEtn t1e balla.nG
fnaa e. Boun thagemfteg - ne can eet ne
lEen and slhsF DatsEial 81 ~ Gfoa1o.
These n0s. fhat b al ! en- ~ ans
On fhs sahss had, Mr.. 7. L. Nixon.
being aann and aakod hos - m1sd ~
bis ohaness - fhs ne. sid tha9 he
vas pENfty sarB they esai0 have -
oaEe1 The p4@zQe % theIf ordinances g
tbs laat nlentiHR bad ihey 90 6aalsods
bat that ihny dI1 not gish % takg 9snD
fndameBi; tb1t be weg egn21snt he o.
6lnanee wguld paM - To next mees-
Inc. 6 BE- knBu % e te1ss foH4 maua-
bsrs-os half tAa whols nnmosr--9hol
4M#U| IE| U."|s
Tha lnfsTsa1 In The eon1est is RE0Bin&
zasfs lively day b day % TIE street.,
Bat ne ohlef iulerest Is egDtersa b 90
earring TIE street railway g Ne Aa1ds
81 WhomsosyeE viii pnt 4 ~ operation
n the nhorl0a1 0FdoE.
Taking e g iozt NJ, HgaRhton's 70
mara ID tha Alnsaaslon a. ihn matter IN
The eoanen On Saturday 70 he ekest
lhat BE- tMf. HouRhteml could NOT Yote
10 give anothsF fran1hias fos TIE streets
unttl the frnnohlse nlrea&g glyon had
been deelaFsd foxfslsed, Es-Mayos
Mann reed quits 3 sermon on NE guh-
let of the original pansaas 81 the Ben
nett fxnnehi1a, whidh 4 wiH b HsmeB-
hereA be Betoe2. he naId that MF.
HeuRhton'a remark elsaxiy Showed that
ths o5nneil had. u nlanGtnR Ne original
franchisa, Intended (ifit did not Do %
aetualiy) 20 deod monopoly Of The
streets % Bennet1 and associates, and
that IL opposing u ha (ex-fnygf Mann)
u be was nuf nov, wenid be fully yindi.
ealed SITTER he siole1g end daisies began
70 niddle-noddle at cash other over hia
grave.
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MAnaunxzs, Miah., Nov. X.--fhe hfe
4 g,iIl being fought u the Hecia mine.
The shaft has baen closed and eAfhonio
aaa 4 belnR foresd down 10 tsy 70 cheek
the aamaa. 10 will be the work Of RFeas
dilIieulty and The output Of NE miue
.wlll ~ eaualdnFahly rnduoed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

WAsnrnoroM, Nov. 91s-Ths govern
msmi seealpts ourlna ne present. na9esn
40, dsielensy, q 19a, -. Ihs expen-
diiures inoiude SIS ,IH penstona.
The net gold 10 the treasury hooay =
e1g5 .7o6 60. 80 increase o. neafly
10000 sinee the nfat q me montn
nnd neasig e1Q0uoW since Snly lsl
last. The olfculation e standard silver
6allnsB has Increased over l.g1gD
alnes ths LET instant and nearly y OOo,-
COO sinoe Suly ist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

unu Yeas. Nov. ai.-Oa Sunday near
RiAlhush, L. l.. Iaek keAEna. Of this
oily, aaa Jlmmy Howard Of flatbash.
AataeR knows ~ sthe mcoee, featheR-
waaahsa, foaaAt 70 . hni9A. ksArns
nnooAeA HI 0ppsnsna oaA IN The third
FonnA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Mupnra, Team, Nov. 2I.--The forest
nFta eontinue 70 race In western Tea
neasee, Mississippi and eastern ArkAn.
~. end they are bseomlng ssEions. =
e imp0asibls 10 RalheE definite details
81 To-. Il 4 50 Widespead 10 tts nature
ehat Al estimate cannot be given. The
onIy escape lhai 4 promised vii oome
frosn rnln, amd In nearly all the ehuKohes
uFaVors were offered yesterday thai
showers might fall and thAs The d.
slFuaaion might oaaas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Ausxm, Texas, Nov. =. - Captain
Hchmlds. 81 the Stats Rangers. who's
eompany has boea ecoaFtnR tAa HE
oeaSds fronlieF fez the past I've
meneha, writes % Governor Boss today
thal thay have kitled and captured thiF-
tcen bandits intestine tha ffentieg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

HnEnMA, Mont, Nov. 81. = Seventy
thoaesnd people today paFliolpated 10 .
efona oslehsaflon over the eemplelion
a. ne Manitoba railroad from 81. Paul
Is Halona. Tonight the whole city and
80 auFTnnndlnQ mountain are iiluml-
natsd Min bon6res and pyroteehnie
diaulaxa. President Hin and party
started eaEiy 10 the moFning.
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~ ToaE sIoeE KEvIEN.


HEw FoBK, Nov. a1.--The visible sapply
e ErAin on saturday, Nov. 10, e compiled by
ne NsW 1ork produes axehnnGe, Vas wheat
aSSll, ed6 bushels. corn s,570, e8k bushels, cats
o.lee SO bnaheis. rye Sla ~ buahels, barley
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

MAszguxz, NV. lis-Ihs v. q: 4. Y.
annVuneioB today was a1neunse y
aieenaglon Of matters ~ miaol t9pot.
fanne. lnxitnfiona we're exss1aea y
hoiA "a nNxt oomgen8iQ1 - m4ny ul.-
fersnf plaess. Tbs Sea kfenelsee seyl'
fnsisn uns q nnn1 aeespeed, nlt recon-
sIda1ea. aa6 Dsnssf an4 Nee tez1 usts
eels9sed e NE nrat cd second enoiee,
wife power 10 aha bandg e. taa 91NesAl
cf1esls % Hsoi6o uhsfe he nexs eonsen.
Scr vii he hesa. Tbs 69lea4i1g leasa
fomnlFow fer fhais h1moa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

C11Intno, Nov, q. - 1ha oFu1Ado
Aoslnei the baokns shopa was mango
rnfad 81 NE states attorney general To-
daV. The ana inlimaiion was given
Svksn she rev Grand iaFy wna sworn In.
indaa Rakar. IN charging tbs larry,
1900 ont a enoe b tel them thai the
80 IngasiatnFa had adopted laws for the
rapursasioa ~ basket shops, and be
ernIeiuea win minuleneaa Of detail
thaa tkeSs csald Be no misandeEalana-
kng % he part o. The Jury. The states
aa1nFnay says thaA he VII ease tue
pasflananA Fiaha awmy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Nxuknx, u. J., Nov. IA aaht 10 4
aniah With akin Stoves took place a
nayuay this afternoon between Geo.
MaAFtkuF, niddlsweiaht ehawpion Of
OaaaAa, and Jim D0nnes59, TIE Gov
BoV Boxagn Of ksnaaa Oitg. u yes
alvun 10 Dcnnelly On toal 70 We ienth
fauth, Macarthur hAving lost biz temper
and III hln opponent on the bad with
che Islt forearm, knoekinR him sense
lees, Dennally received much the Wofae
penisAment and VS. knoeked dOun
ssVsn times 10 tths early part Of TIE
eaAt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

CAscaso, NeS. q. --catase-Receipla, II .0lo
elaady, haey Is et8s - ahiDping stears
ea IaAA saockaEs feeders e1D4 10. Texas
eaalls 49, -. western rangers - eo39 20
HaRa - Receipts. ., 60 slsw and points
loves closing struaE. UiHe4 y aQ02 -,
huavy a. 7saS Is, hget a aonA "
sAesp-nRc<ip1a s ooa sleAdy, naeeas q
% O., western ea1D3 u. Tsxans - aaos a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

I0nDnm, Nos. zl.-Ihs essttleh naln.
asH faasgeiion have resolved 70 ucEk bus
A. fsg1 8 week { weak and etGnt houfa
neT 6ng, They have nis8 agreed 70 pro.
Siefrs 4 uatio1ai etrihe IN Scotland u
1900 Cnunfnnhnm y. Graham, ~. ~
Who waa arrested dnsing t1a Ao1oo1
Nl1snrhanoe q sanday, The iSth inst. q
nont % prison.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Rmno. Nav. Nov. ai.-fhs uiata teach.
erei institute convened today. Ahont
100 taanhars have enrolled. Charles n.
Groves, school superintendent Of Ham-
heidi county, Nevada. vas elected vice
uFaaidenf ~ aoalamAaion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

vsunmA, Nov. 2l.--Ths Austrian In
neIial yacht with he empless Oh boase
wnn II collision with a. ltAllal vessel
81 ne AanlEian eoag. ioaay. tns 49,
aenl happEnsd daring 9 foR. Ihe
raehf wGa not danaesd. Ihe empfees
e~rse q desk and ordered that eTety
eNogt he naaas 10 save ne cze4 o. ne
eIheg vsssal. Al wsse rescued sxespi
one bog.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

16ozmmtxra. pa, Nov. t.--tne.e
m1r frcSt ena ihin les Is 1Ampe th4
s-srreina. Iksa doses tie eYloe.eio
wliSh - alrsndy abons dlea snS -
80 - kale early thi9 moEnln9s 81
- rr9fkae uaa nct eoid euDzgh 70 e
~ lnIaEy 20 eFnnasa. 1ampa . ia1i-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

eR. pwxwnnuuRa. Nov. 81. Ia u be-
llsVed thai De0leEs has asked 10 b n.
lowed % resign The posi- ok prime min-
lsiaF nEon he compiesion o. bis tusn-
tv-lIve year, q eaEviea this winter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

PuzkApH1RuzA, New. M.-Ths AtA.
lails Clab has purchased Gleason and
Weloh. ah0rt STOP and center Asldof
sron tie 81. Lauia BroWna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.


Eempon. nes. 81. = TIE fntee!ges
ha9a eEEsale4 M1n $500 =. r.
A1neo1 feesu1tg q ~ aA.sN9 -
nftHs G1G41s = e1zzlitE g 9 49, ~. !.
- loaHd h Dalansa iQaNinN 80 -. -
poles ae1zoa 3 D4@A4 - 49,. -.
ncneys sent e hiap ~ &1rp1ey, -.
#n34I|ie, W1lo WEg md q - - -.
- EouAo4 u - Clan - ttael -. =.
Miehnnf HnskNn1 90 q - a@s.s...
= sba in0nssf oseg fes 10y 81 e-HAs
hag nIaa 6nan arrested.
c,sIlan end Hertirs vera bEoaa1s -
q &c eeart ftfs nlsEmina n9a 1899 =. -.
- frlaI. Tha anhslnno8 fou1d g WEE
11cs1r z rronanpssd 9yn4mt&e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

CuEAao. Nov. 81. - Wheat-elrong. higher.
cash ~. peeembsr ~, MAJ So.
Oorn--Ahoui steady 10 arm, cash an, Dc
oemhef ~ li-f0, Nay - Ii-iG
-stea1ys cash TN Decsneer 81 Nay 81.
Laza-nEn. cash aad DsssnSsr y On.
Nay 81 ON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
Oregon Railway { NaVilila
90.
"cOIumbIa River Route
Tickets to and fram PTInulD
Points IN the United Sialss
Canada and Europa.

EisgAnt Pullman Palace Csra. Es
siespiag cars Fsn throaah On exungm aI1|al Il
OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and eHI PATS
IKE OF CHARGE and WITHOUT "a
ttose Connexions q Portland for - fI1s
&c. tof faFihes particulars inqulIa g 81
eteet % TIE Company, o. A. = W1EN
Q. 2. 4 !. A., Portland, Orazon.
a. 7. MAxWE1l, 9. P.kEA
" II. H0LooMR. Gsnl. ManaGsE.
W. B. sPENCER,Ast. seasl
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-07-21
EARLY CLOSING.

The closing of stores at a compare
lively early hour in the afternoon in
order to give to tired employees little
well earned recreation is a movement
of recent origin. 1t has not been
many years since its Inauguration, but
it has spread rapidly and now it is
quite generally practiced throughout
the whole country.
Whether it should be done is a ques-
ton that admits of discussion. 1t has
its advantages and its disadvantages,
and both are influenced to a great ex-
tent by circumstances. Employers
may argue with justice that a clerk S
time is engaged and paid for, and
that when days work is thus prom
ised or implied in the contract an
employc has no right to ask or demand
OF proprietor any time for recreation
while the day lasts. In the busy sea-
son, or in locality where the crush"
comes in the afternoon Just at the time
when the clerks want to be free from
cares Of business, this objection to the
practice Of early closing has great
weight. 1t frequently happens that
in cities where there is a numerous
laboring class the hours demanded by
clerks come at time when clerks are
most needed that is late in the after
noon, when mechanics and others of
their class have just quit work; and
naturally wish to make whatever
purchases are necessary as they go to
their homes. Where this is the case
early closing in the afternoon is a mat
ter of impFacticability.
But this happens rarely, especially
IN this country; and here the other
side of the question comes in. Pro-
prietors who have had some expert
ence IN the early closing movement
will testify that where the great ma
Jorlty OF their customers are in a DO
sltlon to make their purchases at any